The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, December 10, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextHOODftlVBft OLAOIHR 111 D REPAY, DEOEMBSK iO, 003, Si MAINE WANTS PACK LIKE HOOD RIVER'S Portland, Me., No. 25, 1908. Eteinbnrdt & Kelly, Gentlemen: At the mill-winter meeting of tbe Mniue State Hoards of Irade, it it tnj intention to make an addreai to tbe wenibled board and granger, of tbe need nf Improvsmeut in tbe railing and niarkiug of the State of Maine apple-. Aa an object leason aa to but can be don- by careful aoientiilo methods in ruining applet, 1 with to nun a Hood Kiver apple at ao ex- aiunl. and 1 ee from the froit paper tbHt you me distilbutort cf tbe Hood Kiver Apple Union. 1 take tbe liberty to addiem you for the addreta of an m n n ttifliiil of the Hood Rier peo- nla from wham I can get Information aa to the general pointt that I want to be informed on regarding the meth ods employed by tbe Miser In raining and curing for hit crop not with tbe idea that the name oondltiont at pre i tha 1 1 nod River Valley would. in all ici. be BdBDtible In tbe Srate of Maine, but aa an object lesson to our farmera that if they expeot to compete with tbe fruit rained In the wet, tbey mnut oot nrer the Ida that alter tbey tet tbe tree oot, all they bare to do it to leave tbe rest of the work to na ture, aud it ia my intention at the meeting, wblcb la held In Marob, to h nmBflut with me a box of tbe On est quality Hood Klver applet which nun ha r.rnmirpd at that aeaion. aa an object lesson to those present, of the quality of apple we have got to have in order to compete with those raised in the Mt. The tact that last T ar hn State of Maine apples were going hKMlnif in Boston at l.f)0 to 1.60 nbr hurrel bv the wagon load, your applet were selling from W.0O to $4.00 per box. aud at toe preneui time, hun Htate of Maine apples are retail ing In grocer's storet from 25o to tOo nr neck. our applet are retaillmg from 3o to Go each over tbe trait luen'i couuter. I think you will see from this what 1 WBUt to get in tbe tbape of information, and any pointer! that you can give me Jon tbe subject to help me in preparing my address would be greatly appreciated, aud when tbe time cornea for tbe meet ing, I want to procure, either through you or through your agent in boston at hundsome a box of apples at la pot tiblo to procure, to take down and opeu iu tbe meeting, whiob consists of from two buudred to three hundred of the prominent men in tbe State, at an example of what can be done by onreful and soleutiUo methods. . . Any Information you can give me will be greatly appreciated. Yours, ' Cbaa. A. Dean Good Co gh Medicine for Children Ttiu M'liHon for coughs and colds now nt hand and too much care cannot bo used to protect the children. A child in much more likely to contract dlpli therm nr unmet fever when tie has cold. Tlio i nicker you cure his cold the Ices 1 lit) rink. Chamberlain s Uougl Keincdy la the solo reliance of many inotlicm, and few of those who have tiicd It are willing to use any other. Mrs. 1 F. Sturdier, ol Kipley, W. Va., Buys, "I have never used anything other than ChHuiberlain'a Cough remedy for my children and it has always given good satisfaction." This rumedy con tains no opium or other narcotic and may be given ns confidentially to a child its nn adult. For Bale by Keir & Cass. Meeting of Poultry Association The Tiwn Fulls County Poultry As sociation will hold its drat nnniuil show lit Twin Falls, Idaho, Jan. 28-30, 190!). I. D. Ileinliob, Judge. Com petition open to the world. Premium lists may be had upon .application to tbo Sfcretaiy after Doo. liitb, 1008. Marked for Death "Three yonra ago 1 was marked for death. A grave-yard cough was tearing my lungH to pieces. Doctors (ailed to help me, and Iiope had fled, when my liUHoand got Dr. King s Mew Discov pry," stva Mrs, A. C. Williams, of Hae, Kv. "The first done helped me and mi provement kept on until I had gained 58 iioumls in weight, and my health was fully restored." This medicine holds the world's healing record for coughs and colds and lung and throat diseases It prevents pneumonia, Hold under guarantee at ('lias. N. Clarke's drug store. 6c and 1 1.00, Trial bottle tree. Frowns on Saloons Half Blaiaell, auditor for tbe tlarri man roads in Portland, "for tbe good ot the aervioe" has Issued nn order forbidding employes In bis depart' ment visiting salcoua for any purpose whatever. Several mouths ago Mi Blaldsell replaced all his women olerkt and stenographers wltb .men on tbe ground that they aro more efficient. ALL OUT OF SORTS 11 us Any Hood River Person Merer Felt mat nay. Feel all out of sorts? Tired, Illue, Irritable, Nervous? Hack feci lame and achy? That's the story of sick kidneys Had blood circulating about; ' Uric acid poisoning the body. Just one way to feel right again. Cure the sluggish kidnuva; Do it with Doan's Kidney Pills. lWn's have cured many Hood Kiver people. I lore's one case. Mrs. J. T. Ilolman, of Main St., Hood Kiver, Ore., says: "1 do not know what 1 would have ujiib had it not boen for Doan's Kidney Pilla conv ing to my relief when they did. I suf fored from backache, headache, and a general disordeid condition of niv kid neys. I had tried so many different remedies without finding relief, that I did not have much confidence in liotirs Kidney Pills, but I nevertheless pro. cured a box at Clarke's drug store, de cidinn to gve them a trial. 1 was very much surprised At the quick relief 1 derived. 1 continued until? them, Mas cured and have not had the least sign of kidney trouble since. 1 can recom mend Doan's Kiduey Pills us a reliable remedy for kidney complaint in its var ious forms. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. I'obter-Mllturn Co., Buffalo. .New Vork. sole agents for the United States. i Uemember the name Doan's and take no other. Fanners Invited to Conference Farmers all over the Inland Um pire and tbe Northwest have been In vited by the Spokane chamber ol com merce to atteud the sessions of tbe Commission on Country Life In Spo JcRiie, Saturday. December 5, when Prof,. L. H. - Bailey, chairman, and bis associates, appointed by President Koosevelt to iuqulre Into existing oondltiont of farm life In tbe United States. Tbe questions to be ditousted are: "How to make the Farmer Hap pier," and "What Is needed to Make farm life more Profitable." Secretary .Monroe of tbe chamber of 4,!iy--r : I ' nimiMiM w,'tg'i:-pliiiif . . . , .,.,, . . . - .. , i . in i ., , , . ....... . . ' 'i.-. . .......... .... ,.':"' ,, . commerce, saf I among other things in bit invitation to tbe farmers: the Commissi n will arrive rrl- dsy, December 4 and will remain un til Saturday night at 11 o'clock. There will be three aesslona at 10 o'alock a. m., 5 and 8 o clock p. m Ibe eommittiontrt hope to meet as many people whose iotereata are relat ed to country lift aa possible. In. plan ia to bold meetings accessible to all tbe representative people f a re gion, tucb at the Spokane country, aud bear their discussion and opin ion on country conditions, and their tuggeationt tor Improvement, it any la needed. tJ- 'Wltn tbe assurance that r reaiaeni- lect Taft will cany out the policies of President Roosevelt, tbe farmers of tbe entire country bare for the Brut time In blatory a rare opportunity to place their needs before the nation In an intelligent and therefore effective manner." Iteware of Frequent Colds A succession of colds or a protracted cold is almost certain to end in chronic catarrh, from which few persons ever wholly recover, uive every cold the attention it deserves ond you niay avoid this disagreeable disease. How canyon cure a cold? W hy not try Chamber lain't Cough Rciiiedv? It is highly rec ommended. Mrs. M. White, of Hutler, Tenn.,sayg: "Several years ago I was bothered wilb my throat ana lungi Someone told me of Chamberlain's Cough Keraedy. I began using it and it relieved me at once, isow my throat and lungs are tound and well. For sale by Keir & Cats. Advertising Value of ood Roads. Advertising has beoome one of tbe moat Important branches of business. It may be termed tbe dynamo ot com merce. It gives publicity to wnat one has to tell and is lutended to ut'ract purchasers. From the newsboy a bo yellt "Special extra" iu the streets to tbe broker who offer "gilt edged' securities lo tbe Unanolul columns of tbe morning paper, every one at tempting to do business advertises, wltb the possible exception of the far mer. Municipal advertising Is a recognized division of the profession, aud there are bureaus whiob make a specialty of giving publicity to the adwmtaget oflered by thli or that city lo the way ot business opportunity, health, cul ture,recreution, eto. ; to Induce people to tbelr particular localities It one ot the chief offices of boards of trade. . At a recent meeting of tbe W'hl'.e Mountain (N. H.) Hoard ot Trade tbe question of good roada was discussed from several standpoints. Among other apenkert was O.K. Farneswortb, advertising manager of the Hostou and Maine Railroad, wbo took his specialty at tbe subject ot bit remarks and tpoke of tbe benefits of advertis ing tor a community or a section. Some of bit suggestions are worthy ot earnest .consideration by the dwellers of country districts. "I think you wid all agree," said the speaker, "that tbe public do not go to the Adirondaokt oi the White Mountaiut beoanse of the mere fact that tbe railioads operate to tboe points." Hotels, it wasdeolaicd, are oeoessary to induce guests, while it is equally true guests are essential to tbe support of the hotels. It baa now become a necessity to steadily create the desire amoug the publio to travol, to see, to visit, to obtain recreation, rest and entertain ment, which are all within the vaca tion idea, wblcb Is no longer a lad, but Is Hrmly established as one ot the necessities among all classes," Mr. Farnawortb asserted.; The patrons and guests ot hotels must not be coutlucd, however, to piazzas and door yards wheu aeeklng reareation iu tbe coun try. Tbe very beat advertisement es pecially lo this motor age that can be put forward to Induce summer vis itors oi permanent residents la a sys tem ot good roads. Good Koads Mag azine. ' thokfd to Death in commonly said of baliien who have died of the croup. How umiccesBiuy this is. No child ever hud the croup without having a cold or cough at the start. If you will atop the firm nyin ptom of the col'ish with Hallard'a llorehouud 8vrup there is no danger whatever of croup. Bold by Chas. N. Clarke. Writes Poem oa llrother' Death At tbe request of J. A. Engliali of Crapper, we publish the following poem written on the death of bis fath er, Mr. Cbarlua English, wbo died Bt Deer Island, Oiegon some time ago. Ibe writer, D. ti. Kuglish, ia a broth er of tbe deoeased. . My Jlrolher Was Tired He was tired O, ao very tired, Tired, with bearing tbe burdeu of life, He was weak; and ao very weary But, he buy ceased now from ail strife. He was weary with toil and oare, He whs faiut,aud needed rest. , ' Ills life wus spent iu honest toil lint, be'a numbered now, with tbe blest. He baa crossed tbe last dreadnd river, Tbe river, beyond wblob, no sorrow (lows. He ia with his friends; dwelling in peace. He I a frei from all of earth'a drea.ied foes. His llfo, faded out like the ticket in lamp Without a struggle; be cheerfully festied away. His wcxk of lite was faithfully done. He has passed the night, aud euterod the day. Tbe day that is to be beautiful aud bright; The day, that Its sun will never set, Ibe day tbat la never shadowed by night. Hut, that he la gone we can uever forget. For That Dull r eeling After Katin I have used Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets lor some time, and can testily that they have dune mu more good than any tablets 1 have ever used. My trouble mrh aa heavy di ll feeling afterdating. David Freeman, Kempt, Novia Scotia. These tablets strengthen the stomach and improve the digeftion. They alxn regulate the liver and l-owels. They Hre far superior to pills but rout no more, (let a free simple At Keir A Cass's druit store and sju what a splen did medicine it is. Murray Kay spent a day or two In Portland last week. While tbera he took Id the apple exhibit of tbe horti cultural meeting. More people are taking Foley's Kid ney Remedy every year. It Is conoid ed to le the most effective remedy ior kidney and bladder troubles t hat medi cal science can devise. Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects Irregularities, builds up worn out tissues and restores lost vitality. It will make you feel well and look well. Clarke Drug Co. Election .Notice Notloe ia hereby given that on tbe Stb day of December, UHS, at the City Hall, in the city of Hood Kiver, County of Hood Kiver. State of Ore gon, general election will be held for city flmcert at follows: .(Joe Mayor, one Kecorder, one reasurer, and three Councilmen; which electiou will be belli at eight o'oloct In tbe morning aud will con tinue until seven in tbe afternoon of asid day. Dated at Hood Kiver this ;!rd day ol November, V.xiH. J. K. N irkeJiwu, City Kecorder. OPEN RIVER Transportation Co. DAILY SERVICE IVtWH'tl PORTLAND, HOOD IUVKK and THE DALLES Steamers J. N. Teal Sarah Dixon OWNED by the PEOPLE Should be Supported by the People Special attention given Fruit Shipments Spacious Accommodati o n for handling I jive Stock and Wagons We solicit your patronage J. A. Stranahan, Agt., Hood River Dorscy B. Smith, General Manager, Portland OREGON SgiOir Line aw union Pacific 3 Trains to the East Daily ThrnriKh I'ullmnn stnmliirrts nnd tourln Imping- pars dully to (minim. Chicago, Hyxy nne; tourist sleeping: er dally to Knn City; through l'nllmnn tourist sleeping mi (perHonHally conducted) wrokly to Chicago Rwllnlng chair cars (neat free) to t,h K.rM dally. Union Depot Leave. Arrlv ('h!cHgo.'orllnnd Special for the KsMlvIn Huntington, daily 8:30 am (t:M prt Hpokune Fiver tor Knstem Washington. Walla Walln, l.ewlHton, ( Vwiir d' Alenennd Orrat Northern point, dully 8:15 pin 8:DU am Atlantic KxprcHH for the riant vis Huntington, dally (1:00 pin V:45atn l'ortland-l'endleton IochI for all points bet ween Pendleton and Portland, dully 7:15 am 5:15 pre RIVER SCHEDULK FOlt ASTORIA and way points, connecting with steamer for lluacoi and North Heach steam :O0 V. M Daily except Hiinday, Muttirdav, 10:00 1'. M. 5:00 P. M Knily except Hunduy. er Hassalo, Ash street dock (water per.) 70 A. M. 7:30 I'. M. Dully except Sunday. 4:00 P. M . Daily exept Krlday City and Yamhill Ulv Dally except Sunday. er points. Ash street! dock (water per.) FOR L K W IHTON, Idaho, and way (HilntH, rrom Klpurlrt, Wash. 8:40 A. M. I I'ally I except i Haturday OFFICE HOURS Freight Honse 8 a. ni. to 12 noon; 1 to 8 p in. No freight received or delivered after 6 p. m. Passenger Depot Hours for delivery of ex press ami it naggage win oc n a. iu. tin a p. in. WM. McMURRAY. Ueuural t'atsenger Agent. I'ortland.Or NOTICF. FOR I'UHI.ICATION. Not C I Ijtnd. Ileparttncnt of th Interior, U. 8. J.and Uttli e, The Dalles, dr., I let. at), won. Notice Is herehy given that MADISON K. (HU)HK, of Moaler, tiregon, who on July 5th, lWVi, made HouhwIchiI intrv (Serial No. .ni:il,) No. 14MH1, lor SK1, Hecilon as, Township I N, Hangell K, Wlllniuctle Mertdli.n, Iisk tiled notlw of Intention to make Klnal Com mutation Proof, to eststiltsh claim lo the land above dcscrl licit, het'ore Heylster and Kecelvei at The Dulles, Oregon, on the l.itli day ol December. VAtH. clHlmant names as wltnesse Wllllani R, Ketchuin and William Spencer of The Dalles, Oregon, and W, I'. Kinney and V. t Young, of Alosler, Oregon. C. W. MOOKK, ulit-dlO He Ister. NOTICK FOR I'FBI.ICATION Depart mint ol the Interior, 1'. 8. Land Ottlee at The Dalles, Ore. Oct. inns. Notice Is hereby given thai , Wll.KY (J. I'll.IIW, of Hood Klver, Oregon, who, on September SO, PJON, made llnitier and Stone Application No. 0114(1. for NK'-4NK. Hccllon , Town, ship 2 North, Nanc Tl Kast, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of lntintlon to make final 4lmber .1 stone inst', to establish ctalm to the land alove ilesei Ihed before the Iteglster and Keci Iver at Th Dalli's, Oregon, on the t.Mh day ot January, UK'S. Claimant Halm's e wit noses: llarrv (4 Pillow, of Welches, Oregon, and lAillla V. Morse, Kdward ltisit, Kohert Young, Joseph K. Carson, Lawrence N. Blowers, Louis D. lio; ed, all ot Horal Klver, Oregon. C. W. MOOKK, n!2-l& Kegisler. NOTICK KOR I'UHI.ICATION, NotUial ljtnd. Department of the Interior, U S, Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, November 11th, Isms. Kutlce Is hereby given that JOHN STItOli M KYKR, of Wsvnoka, Oklahoma, who, on November 11th, Uw, made Tlniherand stone Application No. 01M7. for Ixit SXE'.SWSK'jNW1,, Sec tion 7, Township 1 North, Kange 11 vst, Wlllainet.e Meridian, has flled notice of In. tentlon to make final timber and atone proof, to establish claim to the laud above described, before tne Register and Receiver of the United States Lund Office, at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 22nd day ol January, lfus. Claimant names as wltnesxea: A. C. French. O. I. Woodworth. Krve Woolley and Koy Vt ood worth, allot IIihuI Klver. Oregon. C. W. MOOKK. &10-JS1 Kegister. If You Fruit To Ship, Sell or Store J SEE DAVIDSON We Manufacture Fruit Boxes of All Kinds and of First Quality Also Cold Storage and Ice Factory in Connection Call at our Office, 3d and Office 50 or Cold Storage 05 WE ARE HERE 34 Go to the HOTEL WAUCOMA ForYourS SUNDAY DINNER P. F. F0UTS, Prop. UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER Dealer in Furniture and Building Material AND Our Rolled B APE IN THE LEAD Hood River Milling Co. S3 CrS3CSS30 Gv WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED Nitrate of Soda, AND ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS I'O MM TO US DIRECT FOR W00D.FIBERED HOUSE PLASTER CEMENT AND LIME AS WK UNLOAD DIIJECT FROM THK CARS STRANAHAN & CLARK Hood River, Oregon Riverside Dairy Pure, Fresh Milk from a quart or gallon delivered rates. J. W. MORTON, Prop. Have THE FRUIT CO. River Sts., or Phone FOR BUSINESS Hood River, Or arley Muriate of Potash Sanitary Dairy, by thf pint, in the city at reasonable Phone 222-M J BARTMESS floor ll A FRESH SUPPLY OF ..J 1 Stanley-Smith Wholesale and Retail LUMBER Lath, vSHing'les, Ete Lumber Delivered to SNOW & UPSON Blacksmiths and Wagon Tiak ers EXPERT HORSESHOERS NEWWQRK & GENERAL REPAIRS JACKSON & JACKSON, Dealer in General Merchandise Fancy Groceries Flour and Feed and Lumbermen's Supplies, Free Delivery. Home Phone HOOD RIVER, OR. ..Hotel Gerlinger... P. HEMS ING F.N, Prop. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. ALLTRAINSSTOPIN FRONT OF THE HOTEL The Dalles, Ore. SUCCESSFUL BAKING i 1 A E As follows the use of White River and Golden Crown flour. Whether vou bake bread, cakes, pies, or Any kind of pastry, you will find this Sour a safe and reliable standby. Try it once and you will never use any other. STRANAHAN & CLARK HOOD RIVER, OREGON. a T. RAWSOV HOOD RIVER NURSERY. Stock Civwn on Full Roots. We dexire to let nur friends and patrons know that for t!i fall planting we will hare and out rap ply ia Miry number Cherry, P?3r,Apricot,Peach& Plum Trees, GRAPHS. CURRANTS, BERRY PLANTS, Shade and Ornamental Trees. Also, all the standard varieties o! appl trees. Caa supply the trade with plenty of Newtown, Spitsea- berg and Jonathan apple trees. RAWSON & STANTON, Hood River. Or. WHOLESALE RETAIL THE DALLES NURSERIES R. H. WEBER, Prop. THE FRUIT, SHADE AND GROWER TREES ORNAMENTAL Evegns, Roses Remember, Our Trees are ..MILLER'S DRUGSTORE. Has just received a shipment of American nml Im ported I'erfuines, Lundberg's, Rieger's, Roger & Gnl lett's in bulk and presentation boxes. The Finest Imported Soaps for the Toilet Toilet Sets, Fancy Papetrie, and many other ar tides suitable for Presents. On the Heights, Hood River, Ore. Why Go Down the Hill? A New Carpet In appearand- mad'1 of your old one if washed hy the Hood River Laundry Co. Phone 123 Lumber Co. Any Part of the Valley ist and Union Sts. RECEIVING DAILY FRESH Flour and Feed CELEBRATED WHITE RIVER AND GOLDFN CROWN BRANDS MADE FROM SELECTED HARD WHEAT r. H. STAJfTOfl DALLES, OREGON. AND DIALBB III GRAPE VINES AND SMALL FRUITS nd Shrubber. Grown Strictly Without Irrigation. .BICYCLE SHOP. J. MARION REID Bicycles. Guns, Sewing Ma chines, Furn'tur. Umbrellas, Stoves and Locks Repaired. KEYS MADE TO OK I 'Kit Bicjrles, Uuiip, etc., i t lv express for repairs will be m-tl ttml pr.HHptU re. paired and return!. Can rw vim $1 tn t3.00 on price of new whevlv. 'Tire?, h akes, and all kin'ti f repairs gold at Portland prices. Prices furnished on application. Reference; Brditref.